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ISSN 0024-7081
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Vol. 7, Issue 4, 1976January 01, 1976 CDT

Introduction/Exclusionary Rule/Arrest/Identifications/Confessions/Preliminary Proceedings/Discovery/Speedy Trial/Selection of Jurors/Instruction to Jurors/Sentencing/Illinois Post-Conviction Hearing Act/Prisoners’ Rights

Mary Anne Mason, Patrick E. Deady, Nancy Kane Hall, David M. Heller,
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Articles in Vol. 7, Issue 4, 1976

Vol. 7, Issue 4, 1976
  • Table of Contents
    Journal Loyola University Chicago Law
  • Preface
    Allan A. Ackerman
  • Searches During Routine Traffic Stops After <i>Robinson and Gustafson</i>: A Re-Examination of the Illinois Distinction Between "Ordinary Traffic Violators" and "Criminals"
    Ronald P. Alwin
  • System Impact in <i>Gerstein v. Pugh</i>
    William A. McKinstry
  • The Determination of Probable Cause in Illinois - Grand Jury or Preliminary Hearing
    John C. Robinson Jr.
  • Introduction/Exclusionary Rule/Arrest/Identifications/Confessions/Preliminary Proceedings/Discovery/Speedy Trial/Selection of Jurors/Instruction to Jurors/Sentencing/Illinois Post-Conviction Hearing Act/Prisoners' Rights
    Mary Anne MasonPatrick E. DeadyNancy Kane HallDavid M. Heller
Loy. U. Chi. L.J.
Mary Anne Mason et al., Introduction/Exclusionary Rule/Arrest/Identifications/Confessions/Preliminary Proceedings/Discovery/Speedy Trial/Selection of Jurors/Instruction to Jurors/Sentencing/Illinois Post-Conviction Hearing Act/Prisoners’ Rights, 7 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 951 (1976).
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